Sentences with phrase «comes from companies»

Most information in a credit rating comes from companies that an individual has credit with such as banks, department stores, finance companies, etc. as well as from certain public records such as lawsuits, tax liens, judgments, and bankruptcies.

The major use of outside counsel comes from companies with law departments, and most law departments control the retention of outside counsel.

Another example is that a lot of the push for offshore wind turbines comes from companies which traditionally built offshore oil rigs.

In simple terms, it comes from companies reinvesting retained earnings.

Junk mail is a waste of paper and a waste of time to deal with, especially when most of it comes from companies you've never bought anything from and don't want to anytime soon.

This is in many cases a large chunk of their financial strength comes from companies paying for ad placement in their publication.

Petrilli pointed to a lack of outside studies of online credit recovery programs, and that most of the evidence of their effectiveness comes from the companies that make the programs.

Most of the chicken served in McDonald's restaurants worldwide comes from companies that sell exclusively to the chain, but most of the company's beef and pork come from nonexclusive suppliers.

What percentage of major league ticket revenues comes from companies?

Where 1990s - style web businesses often kept the technical and content elements separate, she notes, the growth today comes from companies that can integrate the two.

Among small businesses, 64 percent of the employment growth comes from companies with between one and 19 employees, ADP says.

One interesting idea to fend off the disease - carrying bugs comes from a company called Oxitec, which genetically modifies male mosquitoes to carry a lethal gene.

The Catalyst global survey measured women's share of board seats at stock market index companies in 20 countries (Canada's figures come from companies included in the S&P / TSX index).

All this comes from the company that turned the obscure Singles Day holiday into a lucrative shopping phenomenon.

Meanwhile, Richard Herman, a Cleveland immigration lawyer and the author of Immigrant, Inc.: Why Immigrant Entrepreneurs Are Driving the New Economy, claims nearly all of the net job creation in the past 20 years has come from companies less than five years old.

Vestager said figures used to calculate the amount of back taxes owed by Apple came from the company itself, as well as U.S. Senate hearings.

This might be surprising coming from a company known for Super Bowl advertisements featuring scantily clad women, but GoDaddy hasn't aired those kinds of ads in four years.

For his part, Rocchi sees big things to come from the company's growing online store, where sales were up 92 % in the third quarter of 2012.

Another example comes from a company I have worked with that provides corporate event management services.

«The most significant growth came from the company's U.S. operations, where oil production increased 82 % year over year,» the company's Q4 2014 operations report said.

One of the most unusual, and perhaps promising, presentations of the day came from a company called AfterSteps, an online platform for death and estate planning.

But they come from companies who allow their people to try new things and fail without consequences.

They don't come from companies who celebrate innovation.

But the most reliable returns come from companies that create «mission critical» business - to - business software and manage entire IT - related tasks or departments for other corporations.

... versus less desirable messaging, which lacks personal context and comes from the company, not a friend or:

Phishing attempts most often take the form of an email that seemingly comes from a company the recipient knows or does business with.

But it's instead coming from a company that whistled away a market it once had entirely to itself, all the way down to a tiny, almost non-existent sliver.

The increase in sales came from the company's hiring solutions, a paid offering which helps recruiters search for professionals and list jobs on the site.

Many of these Facebook advertising statistics come from the company's own financial filings, but some are based on news reports and not official company tallies.

Granted, those exits came from companies that were invested in probably a decade ago, it is still an interesting ratio to consider.

The entire group represented 64 nationalities and came from companies based in 37 countries.

Zuckerberg sounded relieved about that effort, in part because it will create a source of information about the company that does not itself come from the company.

The competition to lead this change is intense, coming from companies both inside and outside the industry.

In seeking testimony from the Dutch bankers, BuzzFeed in an April 13 brief pointed to claims by Gubarev's lawyers that negative publicity that came from the companies» being cited in the dossier led to frozen bank accounts and heightened bank scrutiny.

However, contrary to popular opinion, much of that growth hasn't come from the company's brick and mortar stores, but rather through its e -...

However, $ 19 million (26 %) of that growth came from the company's «Professional Services and Other» segment, which has had on average negative gross margin since 2008 when N first broke it out on the income statement.

A great example of proximity power comes from a company called Hello Tractor.

Supplemental unemployment benefits that come from a company financed fund are not considered unemployment compensation, and this income is reported on your W2.

If it's not the case, even though the payout ratio is under 100 %, it will show you that the money used to pay dividend can't come from the company's bank account.

If your job contract is coming from a company with 50 or more full - time employees, you should be offered health insurance.

It is also concerned about council members being placed in difficult situations, when the majority of the donations are coming from companies and unions that have a direct interest in decisions made by city council.»

That might sound unlikely, coming from a company that provides webmail and operates a search engine, but its CEO Marissa Mayer has decreed that staff are to step through the portal out of cyberspace back into «meatspace,» writes Jasmine Gardner, a reporter for the London Evening Standard.

Not surprisingly, the statement came from a company that makes engines for the marine and energy market.

They came from companies in Colombia, Peru and Mexico.

Yet $ 100 million of the figure came from the company's contribution to its Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth charitable organization.

And perhaps reviewers» criticisms come from the company Geck keeps - for we somehow expect the biography to be as perfect as the music by the man it describes.

They would rather see their all ready sick children freeze and die than wear clothing that comes from a company with a Jewish sounding name.

«I came from a company that was going backwards and declining in revenue every year,» he explains.

Arranged by chocolate intensity, the recipes come from the company's files and from chefs including Flo Braker, Jim Dodge, Thomas Keller, and Stephanie Hersh.

«We hear stories all the time about kids who won't drink milk other than what comes from our company because it tastes fresher to them.»